AMAZING company with top notch customer service. I was in a pinch to get a survey done and they…read morewent above and beyond to get it done before expected. I highly recommend Flatirons surveying .

The quality of Flatiron's Surveying Company is top-notch. I needed their assistance in a property…read moreline dispute a new neighbor decided he had with me. The staff at Flatirons is very knowledgeable and worked hard - to not only help me with this situation but to educate me on property lines, surveying, and the best ways to go about handling this issue. I would highly recommend working with anyone at Flatirons to help with all your surveying needs.

The estimate came in a lot higher than was expected. I believe that some businesses think that…read morebecause we live in an upscale neighborhood it's ok to charge more than the job is actually worth. I live in Leydon Rock so a lot of businesses just see dollar signs. I need a simple survey done in an established neighborhood where it should be easy to determine boundary lines. I don't need a new survey filed. I just need to establish where the boundary lines are. The job should cost less than a thousand dollars at the most. But I was quoted $1,500 dollars plus the cost of filing a survey report that I don't need. I have a survey report that I will hand to the surveyor for reference to find and mark clear boundaries on my property. That should not cost $1,500 dollars plus filing fees. The business owner wrote a reply so let me clarify. If I erred in stating that the $1500 included the cost of filing a survey report then that makes the estimate of $1,500 without a survey report filing even more egregious. That means that he intended for me to pay $1,500 PLUS a filing fee for an official survey report. The owner states that the estimate is based on the size of my property but he does not not know the size of my property because he didn't ask and he says he is not familiar with Leydon Rock which has thousands of homes in the neighborhood. Curious that he is unfamiliar with such a large area. The fact is that I was quoted a high estimate without asking for any real details and that in and of itself is troubling, especially when the next quote I received was $500 lower. As for my venting, well I see it as educating business regarding what is acceptable customer service and acceptable pricing for service. Pay attention and learn what customers want and what we are willing to spend our hard earned money on.

As a land developer and real estate lawyer in Arizona I've worked with many surveyors the last…read more35-40 years and Rob and Justin at Gillians are among the best of the best. When I called them to survey my daughter's residential lot in downtown Denver they showed up on the day, at the hour and to the minute they said they would be there, completed the job in less time than expected, and while there Justin explained exactly what he was doing and why. Their drawings were precise, well organized, and understandable. Even though it's difficult to precisely estimate a job because of unanticipated circumstances, their cost was exactly the same as was quoted, and compared to other Denver surveyors, was very reasonable. They will get all my Denver business !!

I tried to contact them to get a change made to the survey and no response. It's really hard to…read morehave to wait so long because this problem with my neighbors has gone on over a year.

I am an architect and my client hired Colorado ILC not realizing that it is not a real survey,…read morecannot be used for construction and is next to worthless to them. Since they say they don't set pins I am not sure if they even visited the site or if they just used aerial which is not reliable. What it boils down to is the surveyor does not want to take responsibility for their work and you wind up with something that cannot be relied upon for most purposes. It is of very limited value to most consumers , you might as well get a real survey . Real estate brokers use ILC's for their limited purposes but it is not a general purpose survey. They were not responsive to my email and phone call. My professional advice is if you are going to pay, might as well go elsewhere and pay for a real survey even if it costs a little more. In my 40 year career I have never seen anything like this.

Very high marks from me for Zenith Land Survey. Earl was able to accommodate my time constraints…read moreand do a full contour survey of a rural lot we have under contract. Definitely recommending this company.

Fantastic work, but they could use a better receptionist. Lindsay, I believe her name is, was…read moreabusive and I'd rather not have to deal with her to do business with what is otherwise an exceptional organization.

Ehrhart was professional, responsive, and easy to work with. They were transparent from start to…read morefinish, answered every question I had quickly, and provided a timely survey and clear updates along the way. I would highly recommend them for your surveying needs and am happy to have worked with them.

Boulder Land Consultants helped me solve a big problem with a historical property. Several other…read morelocal survey companies wouldn't touch my project or gave me wildly expensive quotes. Jason was clear and kept me informed during the process. He went to great lengths to understand and troubleshoot the issue. This is the kind service you hope for we you need a professional trained in any field. Top notch.

I called ten companies for quotes on performing a Land Survey Plat (LSP) due to a property dispute…read more I spoke to Mark Gabert over the phone. He was very kind and patient. He explained the full process of what to expect from beginning to end, as well as which survey would be needed for court. I was not aware but the survey is filed with the city and it is valid for life. You can have improvement surveys completed, but the LSP will definitively mark the property boundaries and a formal marker is placed. He was very clear about their calendar availability and upfront about their cost. They were my top choice, but due to timing, we went with a different company because they could start sooner. Due to the nature of the dispute, police involvement and a new fence pending - time was the #1 factor for our decision